Private Pottery Class for Four

If you've always wanted to have a go at throwing then this is a good place to start. This session is 2 hours long and is designed for four people so is a great shared experience for four friends or for a family (please note these sessions are for adults, sadly we cannot accommodate under 18s). One of our tutors will teach you how to create a simple cylinder shape that you could use as either cups, flower pots or for serving food. Your tutor will use demonstrations, discussions and hands-on assistance to guide you through the process…

Things to remember

All materials and tools are provided. Please wear comfortable clothes (no skirts please) and tie your hair back.

Emily - 12 October 2019

We had a really great time doing this course. The demonstration and help we received was excellent and all four of us had a wonderful couple of hours!

Cristina - 13 August 2019

Very enjoyable session, our tutor made us feel comfortable and was knowledgeable and encouraging. We produced our pots and we look forward to picking them up!

Sally - 20 April 2019

We booked the class as a birthday present for one of group. All 4 of us had a fantastic time. We each created 3 pieces and thoroughly enjoyed the afternoon. The teacher was really helpful and was able to tailor the class for everyone’s ability. Thank you as we now have a lasting memory of our birthday celebration. I recommend Jo’s class unreservedly.

Obby Guarantee

We ensure quality. If your class doesn't reach your expectations, we'll give your money back.

Age Requirement

Flexible cancellation policy

Any class can be cancelled and fully refunded within 24 hours of purchase. See cancellation policy.

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Jo Davies Ceramics

Jo Davies is an experienced tutor in ceramics and offers tuition in her studio for wheel-throwing with the help of a dedicated team of assistant tutors. She is considered an expert in her field and, since graduating from her Ceramics degree in 2002, she has taught a wide range of students - from school groups to undergraduates. She has a Masters degree from the Royal College of Art and fifteen years of professional practice in ceramics so her advice is sought after by people both looking to begin their interest in wheel-throwing clay and by those who want to…